2 x 7ft Garage Door Cable Replacements for Torsion Springs/Lift Springs by Protech Garage Doors

Brenda: Works great

United States on Nov 06, 2023

loves to read: This was exactly what I needed. Came in a timely fashion and worked. Would buy from seller again.

United States on Nov 05, 2023

Simon Gregoire: Arrivée rapidement bon état, vérifier bien la hauteur de porte garage en fonction longueur câble.

Canada on Nov 01, 2023

Peter: The wire was priced right and worked as expected.

United States on Oct 23, 2023

MSKK: Value for Money product.
Note that the 3-star for installation I gave is not about the installation itself. It is just that I want someone to take note of.
A 5 star would mean that it is easy to install-which I do not want to trivialize.
Installation of the cable as easy as it may sound, is something you want someone who is professional.
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In fact, I think it is a bad question to start with.

It fits perfectly fine with my 2-door car garage (sectional/metal)- My home was built in 1986 so should work for standard roll-on garages.

I had it installed a few months back and the cables are still intact and not frayed- that is what I would rate as an important feature.
hope it helps

United States on Sep 19, 2023

paty: Le câble de mon portail électrique à la lâché c'est pour le remplacer.

France on Jul 24, 2023

Arend Duiker: This was the exact length required for a 7' high door with torsion springs and standard track height. Quick and easy to install.

Canada on Jul 17, 2023

Zigboo: These fit perfectly on a 7' door. Simple to install. Both were the same length. Seem to be good quality. Time will tell.

Canada on Jul 13, 2023

Russel Pomeroy: Very long delivery time had to use old csbles

Canada on Jun 20, 2023

Joseph: YouTube says this is about a 15 minute job. That do not turn out to be my experience.

I have been renovating homes for over 30 years - I have some knowledge in that area.

Assuredly like most of you looking, I had a frayed lift cable(left in my case) on my seven foot tall garage door and I bought this replacement pair to fix the issue. I am in the middle of a much larger separate home project, so I opted for the safe but short path, as the right cable showed basically zero signs of wear, to just at least initially swap the left cable. I swapped the left cable without to much difficultly, reloaded the door and the result was the door ceased normal function. It is operated with an opener and it began binding, stopping, retracting, and ultimately refused to close at all unless you nursed it through the binds and physically held open the line slack safety and even then would not strike the garage floor level. (Just for thoroughness I mention my opener and line slack safety are both on the left.) So - so far not a good result at all.

As nothing is better than the full story let's back up to the start. Our house was built in the 80s and while they are not as common...

United States on Jan 18, 2023